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The FCC is looking into changing a rule that allows Cox Communications to exclusively air San Diego Padres baseball games.  

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Angels blog (blog)Dick Enberg To Announce San Diego Padres Games In 2010Bleacher ReportAccording to the San Diego Union Tribune, the Padres will announce today that the legendary Dick Enberg will be doing the play-by-play on TV for the Padres ...Enberg hopes to show he's still got his fastballUSA TodayEnberg named Padres TV announcerInside the Os (subscription)Oh My! Enberg Is Back in the GameNew York Times (blog)North County Times -FanHouse...  

Del Mar TimesTulsa's own Mark Neely replaced by the San Diego Padres - KRMG Sports with ...KRMGMark Neely, the longtime Tulsa Drillers and ORU play by play man has been replaced as the San Diego Padres #1 TV voice. Legendary broadcaster Dick Enberg ...Enberg hopes to show he's still got his fastballUSA TodayDick Enberg To Announce San Diego Padres Games In 2010Bleacher ReportEnberg is ready to talk baseballSan Diego Union TribuneCBSSports.com...  

San Diego Padres baseball in the form of a blogGaslamp Ball (blog)In his final year as CEO, Sandy Alderson got majority owner John Moores on board with the idea that developing your own is the way to go in a mid-sized ...  

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The New York Yankees were hit with a luxury tax of nearly $25.69 million Monday, the penalty for once again crossing the payroll threshold in baseball's collective bargaining agreement.  

San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera is calling on Major League Baseball not to allow the Oakland Athletics to move to San Jose, saying it would hurt San Francisco financially.  

Free agent reliever Darren Oliver is in serious discussions toward a contract with the Texas Rangers, a baseball source told ESPN.com Sunday.  

A lawsuit by a business seeking $203,000 from former baseball star Sammy Sosa has been thrown out by a Dominican Republic prosecutor.  

Two people familiar with the negotiations say Major League Baseball and its umpires are nearing agreement on a new contract.  

The Mets have looked into bringing back Pedro Martinez, according to one baseball man who has spoken with them.